Fresh from a Win Busters Play Tonight at The Garden
City junior college Broadbusters host Lon Morris College of Texas in a home game following a win. They aim for their fourth win in five games, seeking to rebound from a sole defeat to Clarendon with a strong showing on the Garden court.
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Garden City Busters Over Weber Utah in Kansas Clash
Garden City junior college sprinted to an early lead and withstood Weber Utah’s late surge to win 97-1 at Ben Grimsley gym. Herman led all scorers with 28 points for the Busters, who improved to 3-1 while Weber dropped to 0-4 on a snowy Kansas trip.
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Bears Clinch Western Division Title at Wrigley Field
Chicago Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 38 to 21 to clinch the NFL Western division crown. Ed Meadows was ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct after a hit on Bobby Layne, who left with a concussion. Rick Casares ran for 190 yards, while Ed Brown to Harlon Hill connected for a score as Chicago pulled away.
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Onetime World Champ Dies of Heart Attack
Funeral services were to be held today for Bob Olin, 48, restaurateur and former world light heavyweight boxing champion who died of a heart attack yesterday. Olin, Golden Gloves winner in 1928, turned pro in 1930 and won the light heavyweight title from Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom at Madison Square Garden on November 16, 1934. He lost the title to John Henry Lewis in St. Louis on October 31, 1936, but continued fighting as a light heavyweight and heavyweight until 1939. He had run a New York restaurant since 1946.
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Coffeyville Welcomes Its Juco Champs Home
The national champion Coffeyville Junior College football team arrived in Coffeyville after beating Grand Rapids Mich 46 6 in the Juco bowl in Los Angeles. Crowds greeted the players as they rode a flatbed truck parade through the Plaza with Mayor Denver Hagis welcoming them. Bands and pep squads from local schools joined the celebration.
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Big Seven Leaders Reach High Pace Early In Season
Kansas Jayhawks lead the Big Seven with 37 points per game as Kansas State and Colorado post strong 4-1 starts. Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa State pace eight western games as schedule unfolds with Kansas set for California, Minnesota, UCLA and USC tests.
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Sublette banquet honors Oklahoma gridiron talent and coaches
Sublette hosts a Friday night all-sports banquet drawing 350 to 400 attendees. Wayne Walter and ex Garden City star Buster present top high school players and future college prospects from Oklahoma and Kansas. Notables include Tommy McDonald Clendon Thomas and Bob Burris with praise for teammates and a lighthearted quip about McDonald’s rise.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A compiled list shows Colgate over Dartmouth, Columbia over Princeton, Villanova over Winthrop Mary, plus multiple results including North Carolina over South Carolina in overtime, and large wins by teams like Wichita over Texas Christian. The text also notes Sublette and OU players enjoying the area, with scattered results across many colleges.
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Local Bowlers Top League in Western Kansas
Garden City ikeglers won the Western Kansas Bowling league with a 2753 total as Ray Shearmire led the team to edge Scott City for honors. Dodge City placed third followed by Oakley and Ness City. Pfiefer took Hit30 with a 601 series and Shearmire a 233 high game.
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North Carolina coach Tatum’s team shows improving 1948 record
Jim Tatum, coach of North Carolina football, faced his poorest season in 1948 with a Maryland squad going six wins and four losses. Pee Wee Reese ranks second to Zach Wheat in MLB history for career totals in at bats runs hits singles and doubles.
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Men Over Forty Seek Relief From Glandular Inflammation
Advert describes glandular inflammation causing night troubles back hip and leg pain loss of vigor in men over 40. Claims non surgical treatment at Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri with a free book offer no obligation to learn how troubles may be corrected.
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